The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22
AGITATOR O'BRIEy.
He Leaves Unruly kingston and Halls. e..
Time on the Soil of the United Stats .'s''

WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 2I.-vb., M.
OBrien, with Mr.. Kilbride and the -. 1'''
spondents from New York and Chica,, -
ara now called reached the wharf at K;pp,,..
and boarded the Maud. to sail up Lake oD DIV
for Cape Vincent. crowd. this time a f,,.-s'
one, however. had gathered. They all -,
grasped Mr.. O'Brien by the hand, and =. :.
boat steamed away they sent up a rousin, ~
Mr.. O'Brien bowed his Acknowledgement. :,
though hardly able to stand from fatigue ana =.
injury which he had suffered aua Toe
The suspicious-looking individual, NH.
dark green goggles, and who has follou.a NJ
OBrien and party everywhere thev ~. ar
far pretending TO be a representative ~ Ps
news agency, has at last been recorn;,ss
turns out to be what he was all ALONE ,rs :, sao
of being, namely, an English detective s0sa
Scotland Yard. ssou
At Cape Vincent the following teler-.,
handed Mr.. OBrien by an officer of the e. aa
ton League. from RI Rev. Dr.. Cleary. Bsss.s
of Kingston: 0su0p
II thought the OBrien meeting was s..s
tonight, and had letter prepared to be- rsss =
the meeting by you, condemnatorv of the nsa !.
and brute violence offered Mr. O'Brien i ~
ronto II Mr. OBrien be in Kingston tell him
this, and express my profound regret and 49,
nation at his ill-tre atmens in Kingston
This was the first United States t.r,;...-
touched during the fortnight and as Mr. 0Rs;...
stepped upon the pic 10Th he and bis n.r.s
cried, as they raised their hats ssHnrrah ~ p ~
stars and stripes, while the crowd in vs;, ~
responded with cheers. At WATERFOWL. tvs..rs
Ave miles from Cape Vincent, AID whsrs ~. ~
of an hour and half was had, Nj OBrian ~
met by deputation of citizens and escorted =
the Woodruff House, where an informal rec.a.
ton was had. AS they boarded the ain ,,.,.
for Syracuse, on their way to Niagara Fals
great crowd gathered Oh the platform n ary IN
Americans, who sent up cheers as thu tr.i,
steamed out Of the depot.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 2O-The o Briep mart,
arrived here this evening, and were preeted viii
cheers by large crowd of people. Mr. O'Brs.
was conducted to the Vanderbilt Hotel vber.
dinner was served. Later, the party lef. a.
Niagara Falls, where they will stay to.rieh, and
Tomorrow, going to Hamilton on Monday.
O'Brien's Injuries Found To BE serion.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. May 2L-After dinner. Al
WATERFOWL, at the request of Bishop Lyneh.
Mr.. O'Brien was conducted to the hotel pain,
where an address was presented to him. He -
piled, thanking his auditors for the sympa,by
which they. in common with the rest
of the American people. had alWsu
shown with Ireland. aud referring to
the severe injuries which he had received in tho
mobbing he had undergone in Canada He was
evidently completely worn ont. and could hardly
speak. When the party got on the sleepingea.
bound for Niagara Falls. Mr. OBrisa
tainted on his bed from pure exhaustion.
DR.. Gregory Doyle. of Waterfowl, who exam
ined Mr.. O'Brien, says he is suffering from 80
we're internal injuries caused by the attack Of
the Infatuated Orangemen at Kingston. His
body is bruised and battered in several places
and there is touch of inflammation Of The
lungs appearing. A serious attack OF plsursy
will be the final outcome the Doctor says, II tbs
honorable member for Northeast Cork does not
rest for few days at Niagara Falls. The meet
ing arranged for Hamilton, Ont, O Brien thinks,
in Difference to the Doctors opinion. will have TO
be postponed for some days, though as jet this
decision is not final.